Cotton market steadies after early decline rise on weevil fears
New York June 10 The cotton market recovers from an early drop and closes steady up 3 to 19 points as buying interest grows amid reports of boll weevil damage in Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi. Weather forecasts show continued heat and little rain east of the river aiding firmer prices with new crop deliveries leading gains.
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Spot Cotton Market Reports Mixed in Rail Center Trade
The market shows scattered gains and losses across ports led by New Orleans and Savannah with middling futures drifting. Weevil damage and heat threaten yields while buyers wait for clearer crop conditions, keeping sentiment cautiously bullish and volumes light as traders weigh favorable rumors against adverse weather reports.
New Crop Wheat On Road To Market Gains Early Lead
Chicago reports new crop wheat in cars on the road gives the market lead to the hearse while closing prices stay steady, with oats and provisions up and grain futures mixed. Kansas City and New York show varied quotations as U.S. markets react to harvest hopes and heat driven stress.
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Prices for Flour and Provisions From Atlanta Market
A detailed listing of flour brands and prices, including Victory and White Lily, with per bag and per cwt rates. Also covers meal, corn, oats, seed, and Purina feeds, plus grocery items, canned goods, and sugar. End notes show regional pricing in Atlanta and general market changes.
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Cotton and market notes from New York June reports
New York market notes show cotton prices drifting downward with brief recoveries as weather, pests and oceans influence trade. Alabama weevil reports raise concern while global weather and heat impact shipping and prices. London and Tokyo financials listed alongside commodity quotes and river auction notes in a chaotic daily market snapshot.
Mrs Caroline Jennings Dies at Daughter's in Atlanta
Mrs Caroline Clark Jennings widow of Rev I R L Jennings Baptist minister died Tuesday night at her daughter's home 217 Glennwood Avenue Atlanta She was 88 years old and had been confined to a chair after a hip injury seven years ago Survived by daughter a son W R Jennings and granddaughter Corry Jennings Funeral and interment planned at Crawfordville Florida from Barclay Brandon's chapel.
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Big Atlanta stores to close early Saturdays this summer
Six of Atlanta's major department stores will adopt Saturday afternon closings at 1 o'clock, a summer tradition begun last year to ease heat and provide relief for hundreds of employees. Closures run through August 29, with participating shops including M. Hich & Bros Co, Chamberlin Johnston DuBose, J M High Co, J P Allen, Davison Paxon Stokes, and Keely Co.
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Atlanta Real Estate Board Barbecue at Lakewood Park
Arrangements are set for the Atlanta Real Estate board barbecue at Lakewood Park on Saturday afternoon June 20 starting at 1 o clock. Tickets are on sale through Harris G White and other real estate offices. Expect music dance and athletic events with a parade from Peachtree to Whitehall streets and a baseball game and races for attendees and their guests. Market activity remains robust with numerous property sales and in contract stages across West End and surrounding areas.
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Tech Campaigners Meet With Success at Atlanta Luncheon
At a luncheon at the Piedmont hotel at 12 45 p m Greater Tech backers reported two days of steady work yielding several hundred business subscriptions from Atlanta leaders and committees. The drive focuses on a businesslike canvass of city firms with many smaller gifts and new volunteers joining daily as Atlanta leads the state in support for a planned Greater Tech.
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Dr DuBose to preach at Asbury Church tonight
Dr H M DuBose pastor of First Methodist will preach at the Asbury Methodist church tonight services begin at 7 30 oclock Those wishing to attend should take Magnolia street car
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Fifth Warders to Ask for a Larger School
Fifth Ward improvement club members hold a mass meeting tonight at Eng igh avenue school auditorium to urge enlargement of the school. The Board of Education and Superintendent W M Sinton are invited, and residents in the vicinity of the school are urged to attend.
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Uhe Viahity
Harris Reappointed Chairman of State Democratic Committee
Washington dispatch reports William J. Harris has been reappointed as chair of the state democratic executive committee, with Senator W S West as vice chair. West says he has not heard of any resignation and has received no letter indicating a change.
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Stock market yields little demand amid unchanged averages
New York traders saw little demand pushing stock averages barely from yesterday's close. U.S. Steel monthly tone report suggested wage trade estimates. May output near 89,000 tons with new orders about 31,600 tons. Gold movement anchored at 4 million dollars for Europe, foreign exchange firm, bond market quiet with most issues showing strength and United States bonds unchanged.
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Money and Exchange Markets in New York and London
The June 10 market roundup reports Mercantile Exchange rates with 7 appound at 4 388 percent, commercial bills at 436, and Mexican silver at 44. Government bonds remain steady at 1 2 percent. Copper and tin prices show quiet to firm ranges in New York and London, with London copper at 13.57 and tin at 141, while lead and zinc show mixed, subdued activity.
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Loyal Order of Moose Initiates Notable Class
In hot weather the naval Order of Moose held a tiered meeting last night with a single candidate chosen by a draw. FW Hagen, Arthur Cain and B. M. Jonnsen received the initiation. A smoker followed with an address on Moosedom by Jenel Kelsey. The Atlanta Moose marching club numbers sixty and continues to grow.
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Arthur Cain
M. Jonnsen
Moosedom
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